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I have a 4 acre pond that I am starting over. I want it to produce large bream. I plan on stocking fathead minnows, bluegill, coppernose, redear, and LMB. If I also stock some catfish in this pond will it affect the growth of the bream?
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It really depends on when you stock the cats and what your fishery plane is...
What I mean is if you stick with just channels and stock them MUCH later than the Bream and harvest them earliy...you should not have a problem...
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Are you going to feed your bream? If yes expect catfish to eat most of the food. They scoop feed where as other fish eat one at a time.
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